Sentence examples for Embraced new challenges from inspiring English sources

Some new technologies -- radio, birth control -- are suspiciously embraced, new challenges to the property are dealt with, and new thoughts are entertained; visiting Russian refugees, even more sorrowfully addicted to a lost past than the Crawleys, may meanwhile provide a useful object lesson for the family.

Take advantage of opportunities and embrace new challenges.

"That I am ready to embrace new challenges will make this process much easier.

Life is for living – you've got to embrace new challenges.

Food engineering should shed its historical mindset, embrace new challenges and opportunities that the 21st century holds.

Not only are they a pair of rare charm, they're also an infectious live act, but one whose reputation also rests on their willingness to embrace new challenges: collaborations with acts from around the world (as on their excellent new album Folila), and also the staging of gigs in unusual locations – such as with their series of shows called Eclipse, which take place in total darkness.

They embrace new challenges.

He said in a statement  on Aston Villa's official website: "That I am ready to embrace new challenges will make this process much easier.

I'll also add that it is super important to surround yourself with confident people who tend to embrace new challenges and have an ear for new ideas.

Royal Yachting Association director of racing Ian Walker believes the sport must embrace new challenges and grasp opportunities to ensure British sailing remains a major force.

It's a mindset that was brought to widespread attention by Stanford's Carol Dweck, and defines people who tend to embrace new challenges.